The Sun. — London, England, 1808-10-07 00:00:00

1 is to be of the pat?, fl:nth, as Le is sus eCted of being in favour *Pt France, and theugh, as the Gallic -faCtion at St. Petersburgh is said to be declining, it might hence be conceived that B'UO• NAPARTt 'vould have thotight it more for his interest to let CONSTANTINE, remain in the Russian capital; in order to keep up the influence of his emissaries in that place. ,To render the matter still more ex traordinary,:the Archduke, it is said, relu&antly at tends his brother on this very hazardous expedition. It 13 in vain to speculate upon the'objeEts of this myste rious meeting, and ;t seems to be equally vain to "Peat any change in the mind of the* Emperor, o f - Russia, advantageous to the great cause of Europe ; for if he can be insensible of his danger, or can suppose that, after the treachery of the French Tyrant, any confidence can be safely placed in such a man, the Emperor ALEXANDER may be expe&ed to fall an easy prey to Corsican artifice. It is evi dent that the purpose of the interview is not ex peeted to be hastily effected, as a Company of French Comedians are ordered to Erfurth, for the purpose of entertaining the credulous ALEXANDER during his residence ia that place ; sand thus he will be amused with a Farce, while it is probable that a very serious tragedy is preparing for him. The Streatham, outward-bound, arrived at Rio Janeiro 17th ;July last, having sprung her foremast so badly, that it could not be fished at sea. Captain DALE hoped he should be able to proceed to sea by' the 25th July. The Strewl4ain left his Majesty's Ship Leopard, with the ollowing Ships, ca the loth July, viz, Earl St. Vincent; 13engal ; ane, Ductless of Gordon; riarriet ; and Huddart. Toe Lady Jane Dur.das parted company on the tst June, and the .Indus on the -and. 7esterday his MAJESTY, Princesses SOPHIA, Au -I'usTA, and ANIELIA, accompanied by Lady ~ a ,"Nt, General FtrzioY, and Colonel TAYLOR, ' 6 " in Windsor Park, and at noon returned to the Palace. le QUEEN and Princess ELIZABETH took an, airing to Frogmore Lodge, and walked in those beautiful gardens. Wednesday the QUEEN and PRINCESSES paid a visit to Mr. PENN, of Stoke, and after taking some . refreshment, returned to Windsor Palace at two O'clock, l ins Royal Highness the Prince of WALES, ac cootiipanied by hi s H o) a l Hi g h ness t h e D uke of Tuesd a y arrived at Stowe about eleven o' c l oc k on kuesday 'night last, having been detained to !hat late hour by the heavy r a i ns , w hi c h h a d ren d ere d t he, roads extremely h e a v y ; an d a t h a lf past efeven : Me Company sat d own to supper in the great din mg-rooin. Among the - knetts were the Marchioness of. L E, a n d t h e M arqu i s, her son, Lord ' and ENI ady C ARLET O N, the Hon. - Admiral and Lady IL Y BER KEL EV, the' Right Hon. Mr.:.GREN VILLE, Sir W. W. ! w YNNE, Mr. HENRY WlL tiAusi Captain and Mrs. FREEMANTLE, exclusive pf the .Noble H osts and their immediate Family, Earl T_EmpL E , L ady MARY and Lord GEORGE GRENVILL E . ; Royal Highness the P r i nce ret i re d a b out one rthe magnifi cent State Apartment of that noble Grandfath er, which had been occupied by hi§ Royal 1 ..../randfather, Fit . 'ED ERIC IC Prince of Wales, in"-1739, and by the Prince himself when he was at Stogi, ; ( 11 , 1 ,864, an d which last year received Louts the 0c%1,111b, when the Royal P erso nag es o f t h e H ouse ercl en e ziot rit lioN were as sem bl e d at this Princely :• • round their illustrious and unfortunate Hi t/ 411 s ° i'al Highness has condescended to waive Ceretllol .' I .y due to his exalted rank ; and on Wed knesd'aY morning employed himself in visiting the 2.P„afirtnients of th e h ouse , and the justly-celebrated r t -- . : ; e t u ' s * His Royal Highness appears in the highest ..altn, and ver tie's o . f Stbwe y much delighted with the hospitali- Ou their 1"ort there 1 "orion Itn . yal Highnesses arrival at Chipping Prince alighted at the White Hart Inn, ." .e D ,, n ight before, , e of sussex dined . _and . slep_ s t the . Broth 1. and waited the. arrival of his Royal , arld at vii,i c h place they partook of a plain and neat dinner, and left the town highly pleased, amidst the shouts and acclamations of the greatest Part of the inhabitants, ringing of bells, ticc; Yestei day a Cabinet Connell was held at the Fo reign Office, at which were present his Grace the butte of PORTLANti, Earls CAMDE:4 and BATHURST, lords HtWF.E•BURY, Mt/I-GRAVE, and CASTLE 2it,G,H, Mr. Secretary CANNING,• and Mr. PER- C4VAI... A new ship of 74 guns, called the Victorious, will ue shortly launched from Messrs. ADAMS'S Yard, at uc klees Hard, near Portsinouth. isiolne exertions making by the French to send pro of t° the West Indies continue to skew thedis ttt,,_citipttlitii.r. Colonies' there. The Eclair Sloop has on e of their Vessels- bound thither, and to v ,„ incr ua Friqate has destroyed another; the lat (ls a C'„,.'7; t ., As . in tae for Journals are constantly employed c4 . eci ' l itli; the pe o pl e, respect in g the situation of re Crrepresenting the loy a l an d p atr i ot i c b an d s ' o f tat c "ntr t h e y as me re ly a h an df u l of i nsurgents, and several Juntas as having contrary views; feelings, anti jealousies towards each other, it is to be . hoped that a's-wvernrnent iA ill adopt all possible means of apprizing Frenchmen at home of the formidable dangers which th e y must encounter, an d the dread fi rate writch they will probably experience, if in slavish chedience to the ambition of their tyrant, they oppose the aroused vengeance of a gallant nation, determined to maintain its independence. The Sr.James's at one V m olunteers ustered 50ctstrong, o'clock yesterday, in Burlington House _CourtLyard„, and after being by Colonel a 8 lad ntid - inspeeled jEr,tcrssoN they proceeded to Hyde Pa r k, * amid bud day. K.A'% - i . A•L.,i , ..1 -. : '‘;i7-'. PLym'ourtt, Oct. s.—Arrived Rostock GaMot, Hovrsuitc, frolii Oporto, with'end cork, for orders.' •Sailed thoLecla and two other "r6nspOits, With the 2d Battalion of the 60th Regiment of Foot on board, to join the Expedition fitting at Falmouth: The Middlesex Militia.marched hence this morn ing for Liverpool. The Russian Squadron from the Tagus appeared in sight from Maker Tower this morning, beating to the Eastward, but the wind having been at K and S. E. all day, they have made but little way'; should it continue from that quarter there is reason to ex pest that they may be obliged to put in here. Sailed two Transports with part of the 26th Regi ment on board, for Falmouth. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 6.—Arrived his Majesty's Ship kiolet from Guernsey. This day dropt down to St. Helen'ii his Majestys Ship Egeira, with about 30 Sail of Transports. Went out of Harbour his Majesty's Ship Solelay. DEAL, OCT. 6.—Arrived the Princess Caroline, from the Westward; the Clyde Frigate, Commo dore OwEN ; Rolla Sloop of War, and Indignant Gun Brig, from a cruize. Sailed the Bustard, Peruvian, Oluckstadt, and Challenger Sloops of War to the Westward ; the Kangaroo to Sheerness. Sailei through the Downs, for. London, the Por tuguese Ship Grande . Carette, and Packet De Bahia, from St. Salvador; and the Ccesar and Peter Ham burgh Ship, from Lima. SHEERNESS, OCT. 6.—Sailed His Majestys Ship Exertion with convoy for Heligoland. The Ceres, MESSERING, 'iS arrived at Liverpool from New Providence in 4.2 days. On the 6th of September, in lat. 35. 14. N. long. 68. 38. IV: spoke his Majesty's Ship Mq ampia, from ,Halifax, \oho informedtier that the Jamaica Fleet, consist 'hg-of ‘aboht 30 Sail, •was then about '2,00 miles a-he 44, so that they may be expeded to arrive in a few days. SHIPWRECKED MiuttNl ns.-:-On Tuesday last a most interesting and highly important experiment was made. at. Woolwich, by ,Captain MANBY, of Yarmouth, on a Vessel at anchor in the Thames, upwards of too yard:4 from the shore, before a Com mittee of General Officers of Artillery, Comthis sioner CUNNINGHAM, - Admiral LOSACIr., and several Of of the Royal Navy, for the purpose of effect in; a communication with a Ship stran d e d on'a lee.; stie, and to bring the crew in perfed safety from the wreck. A rope was projected from a Royal Mortar across the Ship supposed to be stranded, by which was hauled on board bytha crew a large rope, to be made fast to the mast-head, and kept at a pro per degree of tension for a cot to . travel on it, by a tackle purchase, that likewise admitted of the Vessel's rolling : at the same time was sent to the Ship a tailed block, with a small rope rove through it; each end of the .small rope was made fast to the ends of the cot, that conveyed it to the Ship, and brought a person in perfed safety to the shore. The whuie service was performed in a quarter of an hour, to the utmost gratification and highest approbation of every one present, particularly several eminent . Naval characters, who were heard to congratulate ,and express their warmest encoeniums to the inven tor for his very . ingenious and laudable contrivance. In the list of Patriotic Subscriptions, published in the Madrid Gazette, we find a donation of 30,000 reals and 14 mules from the Minister Don PEDRO CEVALLOs. Mr. MURPHY, of the house of Gordon and Mur phy, made application to the Spanish Government to raise three native battalions. Permission was ac cordingly given, and that Gentleman was appointed Colonel of the regiment. BUONAPARTE'S barbarian threats against the Spa' niards are quite in character, but let us hope that he has not calculated all the difficulties to be surmounted. The Spanish Patriotic ArMy may amount to seventy, or perhaps one hundred thou sand men. It is not this number only he has to contend with. The spirit that raised such a force, and has enabled them to perform such 'wonders, will not be destroyed by the loss of a battle, or the massacre of an army. It is new in the history of Europe, and we hope its effeas will likewise be such as the insatiable tyrant has not foreseen. The Opera of two Acts, written by the late Mr. Toßliq, and which by his express desire was, to be set to Music by Mr. SHIRLD, according t o report was lost in the ruins of Covent Garden Theatre. A work of such a vigorous writer; with Music from such an admirable Composer, would indeed have been a treat to the Public; in the present dearth of Dramatic 0 otnim. A 1 . 01.:v evenings since MILLER, Of the Circus, re ceived a severe wound on the hand from a broad sword; while engaged in a stage combat, and his arm is atpreient in a useless state. Mrs. GLovElt is performing at Liverpool. This - Aetres should be always attached to the. LondOn boards, as her equal, as a Comic Attress; is not to be found in the !Metropolis. One of the Lancaster coaches was overturned in Dale-street, Liverpool, 6n Tuesday se'nnight, by the breaking of one of the wheels. Several of the passengers were niuch bruised,• but none of them . sustained any serious injury. Last week a melancholy accident happened at Wample, near Bootle, to Mr. Walters, the owner of a limo kiln, that had been burning for some days ; whilst attempting to walk across it t h e c h a lk gave way beneath, when he instantly sunk down, and, notwithstanding one of his sons, who accompanied him, ran and alarmed some of the wbrkmen, before they.were able to reach the place to render him any assistat4ce,lu was burnt tt death, , • • • * •'t •.• ;`' GOTT.ENNHIGN 111.1.21 L. SToclutotm, SrtrT. 22.—0 n the 19th_ inst. his Itoyal Majesty received a Report .from Vice-Admi, Baron RaYalin, whereby it appears, 'that on the .18th a sharp aEtion took place between the Russian and Swedish Flotillas of Galleys in Paliva Sound : • the - farther particulars of whiCh shall be communica ted to the Public as soon as the expe&ed clrcuttistan 7 tial Reports are received. Notwithstanding the ene my's superiority in numbers, he met with a very vigorous resistance, and sustained a.seirerploss, two Russian gun-boats and one armed cutter having been Sunk - during the battle. On the Swedish' side, two gun-boats were lost, ,one of which foUndered, and the other was blown up; but the rest of the vessels, although the aetion lasted four hours; havp received Very little damage. His Majesty has : received the following_ Report from Major-General Count Lantingshausen " Saltatiity,' the !'.7111 of Sept. "At half past five o'clock in the morning, the Fleet of Transports weighed anchor from Loperto,': and the van reached Lokalax and "Waranpci Point at nine o'clock. The chasseurs of the brigades were immediately landed, and formed the chain of ad, vanced posts. • .At half past nine o'clock, they pushed forward against the village of Waraupe;and nothing was to be seen of the enemy but a few Cos Sacks, who immediately dis4peareil. At hOlf -Past ten o'clock, the first brigade was also disegibarked, and' the se cond brigade is now staqing into port. " On board the Commodore's ship' at anchor off Lokala and Waranpo Point, the 17th Septem ber, 1808. r‘ A. LANTINGSHAUSEIN, CC Commander in Chief of the Southern. Finnish Army."—(Stockholin Gazette, Sept. 22.) Head-Quarters, Grals by, .Sept. 17. " Rear-Admiral Nankhoffhas reported to his Ma jesty, under date of the i t)th instant, that; on the 6th instant, the Frigate Saraman, which . was cruiz ing with the Frigate Chapman, betweenDac , erort and Hango, arrived with the mer c h ant vesse l Johannes Baptist, bound from Petersburgh to Rotterdam, and laden with hemp, iron, tallow, and sail-cloth. Slre sailed from Cronstadt on the 3d inst. The launch of the English ship Centaur, captured on the . t oth instant, a Russian Galeasi, Gast from Riga, With•-ai. cargo of grain and flour,- for account of the Russian fleet. • "A Report from Lieutenant-Colonel Brant, date'd the 13th instant, stales, that after the repair of all the Armed Vessels attached to the brigade had been accomplished, be left Fisko on the wilt in stant, proceeded to Loperto, and arrived !he toWow ing .day in 'Grom wick Sound. The Lieuten Colonel has succeeded in saving from on board the foundered Russian ship, four .1.)4-poundt rs, two 4-, pou4lders, a quantity of balls, some cordage aiid sail-cloth." Head-Quarters, Gralsby, Sept. 16th. His Royal Majesty has received a Report - from Field -marshal' Count Klingspor, bearing date, Head quarters, Ylistaro, the .7th inst. by which it appears, that the Northern Finnish Army occupies at present the following position " Major-General Vegesack, with the division lately arrived from Sweden, is in Lappfj;nd, and has an advanced corps in Ketturi, towards Kauhajocki. Two battalions of the 2d bt igade, and Captain Gyi lenhogel's de:a - chment, - liave receWed-brders toqnsuch to Lilikyro. The 4th brigade, and the Southern bat talion of the regiment of West Bothnia, are in the vicinity of Yhita w s ,and one battalion of the second brigade, under the orders of Lientenant-Colonel Mt"- ron Otten, occupies Umola. • The 3d brigade re mains still in Lappo, in order, to observe the enemy's movements. , Three battalions, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Tteusterskold, are posted near Kenhawa, to cover the road - to New , Carleby ; and the detachment of Lieutenant-Colonel Fieandt,re inforced to the number of ipoo men, are• to guard the road . to Old Carleby." - - . PRIACE EDIPARD's ISLAND. CHARLOTTE TOWN, AUG. -25.—The Sophia Brig, PASSMORE, froM Bristol,• arrived on the ibth inst. with a Mr. NOREIS,' his family, and other settlers, in number 23. They may prove a valuable acquisi lion. On the 2ist, the Elizabeth, Mit.Ns, arrived from North Britain, with seventy-six settlers.— These latter came without money or provisions, and, it is said, will be followed by three Ships .more of the same description. It is melancholy to that poor people should be so deceived, 'as they are taught to imagine that they are coming to a land flowing • with milk and honey—and on their arrival cannot find a house to shelter them. But High landers are better calculated to meet such hardships than any other people. In a tew days they -disap pear, and burrow like rabbits' in the woods, or mix with their clans. Yesterday arrived the .F,lizateth, SHIPLEY, from Liverpool,, and the Hope, BALDWIN, cleared for London. A few days since, died, of a deep decline, brought on by misfortunes, Air. GaiNLy, of Scotland, a young man of stria - honour and integrity, whose fate was peculiarly' severe. He never recovered an injury which he received last October on his arrival here in a boat with a Mr. BAINi, who was unfor tunately drowned. The account of the daring attempt CO rob the house Of Countesg MORTON, in Park-street, en "'Wednesday evening, given in our Paper .Of yeSter day, attracted, during the Whole of the afternoon,, great concourse of people round the watch-house, *tit Mount-street, to which the two wotinded rob bers had been carried, many expe&ing to See them brought out to undergo an examination at Marl -borough-stteet - Police Office.. Strangers, however, were disappointed, the Prisoners being in a danger bus state. One of them, who had been shot in the arm, underwent amputation close to the socket of his. shoulder. The other, who" had his leg btoketi, and whose name is :hones Suirklq, but three weeks liberated from Newgate, and is the reported Captain of a numerous gang of housebreakers, i's also in a dangerous state. . , On Wednesday evening, about eight o'clock;, a gang of robbers entered the house of Lord 1 31 IIERSII, in St. Jaines's-place, and took away a quantity of linen. They escaped undiscovered, dur ing the absence of the seryant, . , --..~., . t.~. SPORTING IA-TE-,`„L..76:,-c);. . . . FIRST OCTOBER .MEET.IN - C, rlO. Lord F. Ber.tinck's Snug, Sat. 1011). Lct Gen., Gower's Bradbury, 7st. 4t.b. Across . the Fl a t, h. , Mr. "Vansittart's . Mornentill a , b eat . Air. Payne's•Babarian, Bst. 41b. each.. '1 wo-yr-old.Courge, 10,)0. • . - Gener.d. Grosvenor's Rifleman, Sst. beat Mr. Lloyd .„-R. M. !Dogs. h. it.. • • oto 4 agst Snug —6 to 4 MomentillX-3 to,r cn The King's plate of reogs. for 4-yr olds carrying lost. 4113. 5- Yr•plits t tst..olb. 6-yr olds List. and aged i2st.2.lb. B. C. Mr. Wyndham's ch. c, Eledion, 4 yrs old , - D. cf Rutland's b. c. Rambler, 4 yrs old - Mr. Lake's ch.. h. Snug, 5 yrs old - Gen. GrosVenor's cir. h. Don Ca'rlos, late. Superstition, yrs old _ Mr. Howorth's br. Cassio, 5 yrs old D. of Gratton'S b. c: Musician,. 4 yrs old Mr. Payne's br. c. Barbarian, 4 yrs old Ld Sackville's ch. h. Prospero, aged 5 to lon Lleation. 's Fun, - . fl, :' C c.t dr . . The Town Plate of 501. fat 3-yr old colts Bst. 71b. and fillies _ - Ssr.3lb. D. I. Sir J. Shelley's ch. f. Fanny - Mt. ‘'lynclliarn's b. t, Andereda, by Golianna - Mr:l-I:3!,vath's b. c. Weaver .Sir F., - Strindish's - f., by Sir Ptci , - - - 4 .1-d F. Q. Osborne's br. f. Sleeping Beauty, by Sorcerer dr Ld GrosVenor's b. f. Plover . - -dr General Grosvenor's b. c. Rifleman . - 6to 4 agst fanny-5 to 2 agst Andereda —3 to t agst Weaver.i Mr. Batson's Charmer, Bst. gib. rec. from General Cower's Bradbury, fist. rib. D. M. to2gs. • Mr-Sliakespe,tes Zodiac, Bst. 810. rec. ft. from Mr. Fcr- ITIOeS brigliton,, Sat. 13. C. 200g5.. h. It. Mr. Sliaikespear's Mono, Sst. 41b. rec. It. trom Sir c. Turner's lock, Sst. T. M. M. 13. C. 20.7,g5, 11. ft. Mr. Shakespear's liarpocrates, .gst. 6-Ib. rec. 23gs. from Sir T. Turner's jock, Sat.. Across the flat, zoogs. h, Ir. - -, 1 - 2 SURREY GENERAL QU.,-IRTER SESSIONS. KINGSTON, OcTonER S. THOMAS EVANO, Esq. Recorder; in the Chair, and nine other Magistrates. • The only noticable business was the licencing the public Places of amusement. .. Astley's Amphitheatre came on first—to that there Was not any opposition, nor to. the Royal Circus. Vauxhall Licence, when moved for by Mr. No- LAN, was opposed -tor alleged uiisrnanagement, iu keeping the music playing and the Wr open until a very late hour,. the gardens alvvayi for the last sea. Son being very badly Managed, in comparison to former years. It was at length agreed, that the li cence'should be renewed ; under the restrtaion of shutting the bar at two o'clock each. morning, and the music to cease at -one, except the three birth nights of the Royal Princes—to which :he revert.-- tor submitted. • hi EL,I ND. DuELI NT, OCT. Tueq.lay last, his Grace the .Archbishop of Dublin commenccd the ant,o3l Visitation of the' iocese, at St. Patrick's Cathedral; the entire of which day was occupied by his Grace in incriring into the state' of the Churches, &c. ,in , the country parts of his Diocese, as was the follow-A , ing day in his inquiries relative to the Churches, &c. in this city, and on Bich of those occasions an inZ pres.ive Charge wai delivered by his Grace to the assembled CLA - gy, strongly.recotmnendiag their at tention to, and regular performance of, all the - ditties of their profession, and declaring, at the saute iii - ne; it being his determination, not to diAponse 'Oh - any 'account With their constantly .residing in tt eir re speLlive .parishes. We . under,ta d that his - Grace -intends leaving town this w=eek, for ti:e . *rpoe of holding his. Triennial Visitation of the .i/oL:e,es of KildAre, Ossory, and Ferns, Which are undo r Grace's jurisdiction, as Metropolitan of the Province of Leinster. • On Sunday last, the 4th Company of the 11 - Track Division Yeomhl Thlantry, command;:d by 11. A. WOoDWARD, Esq: marched froth their Parade ground to, Clon tarf,,where they were elegantly entertained . by that Gentleman: NotNithstanding the excesive wetness of the morning, their appearance and numbers were highly respeßable ; dpon eve y occasion they have evinced, their pa::icular, at tachment to that Officer, and a strid attention to discipline.. They then proceeded to fire for three medals presented to them by the Captain, the taste and neatness of which were much admired : the emulation excited was very., great, and, the. show ing excellent ; and -we are happy to f. i.t.l„ilist the Gentlemen who so deservedly obtained_ tn2dals upon forme': occasions, found their companions so much improved, that no Gentleman Was adjudged a second medal :—they returned to town in the evening with the greatest regularity and best order. The Papers having mentioned the large size of a cucumber grown: at .Kendal, we have this week to notice two other surprising onea; grown (upon a single plant of the Patagonian kind) in the garden of Mr. WILLIAM CowLLY, of Fairfield, near Man chester, viz. the one measured i 7 ioches long, 35 inches round, and weighed 22ilbs.-the other was 20 inches long, 37 inches round, and weighed 30165. SMITEIFIELb MARKET, Ocr. 7 This• day's' market was but thinly supplied with different kinds of Cattle; Beef, Mutton, Pork, and Veal, support last prices, and the trade for the most part was not over" brisk. The sales in the Hay 'market were hot lively; Hay, Straw, and Clover have fallen in, price since Monday'S market.—We subjoin an accurate statement of the prices and numbers : To sink the OfEd per stone of Sib. Beef 4s. od. to Ss. 2d.—Mutton 36. Sd. to ss. 4(l—Veal ed. to 6s. 4d.—Lamb os. o(4. to us. od.—Pork ss. od. Os. 6d. Beasts, 65o.—Sheep and Lambs, .s,soo.—Calves, 200. Pigs, 270. . . Hay 51. tos. od. to 61. ss.,od.—Clover 61. 6 3 , od. to 71. os. ad.—Straw 11. nos. cd. to 11. tBs. od: CORN EXCHANGE, Oca 4 . 7.—ln consequence of there again being short Supplies of Wheat, sales thereof are at a small increase in price, New as un der; fine Old about 965. per Quarter ; Barley in middling supply at last prices; Malt likes.vise ; scarce any White Pease ; Grey rather cheaper Beans of the two kind keep their prices; there is likewise 'a very short supply of Oats, and this article supports the late advance; Flour without alteration. Wheat 6os a 7os a 845 od Tick Beans -58 s a 64s .4 Fine ditto •- , 36s a 905 cc: Oats. - 3as a ass a 38s od Rye ' - . 46s a 52s od Poland ditto 39s a 40s od Barley . - 405 a 44s oft 1 Potacc-e . - —s a 415 cd Malt - - 725 a Sos c d• Rape Seed - 401 a 441 —44 White Pease 14os a csosed Pine Flour .. ';ss a Sos •d Grey ditto -, 56s a 6is od Secowls . - 7os A 25s od 13eans . - - 6zs a 685 od